Don’t think of me as a fourteen-year-old, since all these troubles have made me older;
I won’t regret my actions, I’ll behave the way I think I should!
Gentle persuasion won’t keep me from going upstairs.
You’ll either have to forbid it, or trust me through thick and thin. Whatever you do, just leave me alone! Yours, Anne M. Frank
SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1944
Dearest Kitty, Last night before dinner I tucked the letter I’d written into Father’s pocket.
According to Margot, he read it and was upset for the rest of the evening.
(I was upstairs doing the dishes!) Poor Pim, I might have known what the effect of such an epistle would be.
He’s so sensitive! I immediately told Peter not to ask any questions or say anything more.
Pim’s said nothing else to me about the matter. Is he going to?
Everything here is more or less back to normal. We can hardly believe what Jan, Mr. Kugler and Mr. Kleiman tell us
about the prices and the people on the outside; half a pound of tea costs 350.00 guilders,
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